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Senator from Platt moves Senate to adjourn until Jan. 14
Summary
Senator from Platt moved that the Senate stand adjourn until Wednesday, Jan. 14, at 1 p.m.; the motion carried by voice vote and the presiding officer declared the Senate adjourned. No further business was presented before the body.
Senator from Platt moved that the Senate stand adjourn until Wednesday, January 14 at 1PM, and the motion carried by voice vote, after which the presiding officer declared the Senate adjourned.
The motion came after the senator addressed the presiding officer and stated, "No further business coming before the body." Senator from Platt then said, "I move the senate stand adjourn until Wednesday, January 14 at 1PM." The presiding officer called for those in favor to say "aye" and those opposed to say "nay," and announced that "the ayes do have it." The presiding officer then declared, "The senate shall stand adjourned until Wednesday, January 14 at 1PM."
The action was procedural: the chamber recorded a motion, a voice vote, and the formal adjournment without additional debate or recorded roll-call voting. No additional motions, amendments, or votes on legislation were recorded in the provided transcript excerpts.
The Senate is scheduled to reconvene on Wednesday, Jan. 14 at 1 p.m., per the adjournment motion. The transcript does not specify which exact legislative chamber (state or federal) beyond references to "the senate," nor does it list attendance or a roll-call vote tally.
